The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 35

Missoulian, Friday, June 10, 1988 A-7 ENTERTAINERMUSDQE CHART YOUR COURSE Montana's music teachers to convene Monday at UM FISHING WINDSURFING WATER SKIING JET SKIING EXPLORING BOATING OR JUST RELAX ON A SUNSET CRUISE ON FLATHEAD LAKE WE FEATURE: 17-FOOT RUNABOUTS MERC CRUISER INBOARDOUTBOARDS YAMAHA WATER JET 1 VEHICLES SAILBOARDS FULL LINE OF LIFE JACKETS WET SUITS TUBES SLALOM AND DOUBLE SKIS DOWNRIGGING EQUIPMENT The 62nd annual convention of the Montana State Music Teachers Association convenes Monday at the University of Montana Music Building, with a host of workshops and concerts on tap. Preview The theme for the four-day gathering is "With Emphasis on Ensemble" and will showcase statewide musicians. Guest clinician is George Pap-pastavrou, Juilliard trained pianist, teacher and expert on contemporary American music, from the University of Syracuse. He will be giving sessions on Chopin, Bach and contemporary American music throughout the convention. He will also share his experiences of music and musicians in China, where he presented master classes lege.

The piece, "Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano," was commissioned by the association. It will be performed by the Trio Sine Nomine, a Montana State University trio. Members are Johan Jonsson, violinist; Linda Young, cellist; and Leslie Jones, pianist. The public is invited to attend. Tuesday's events include: The Member Recital at 1 p.m., which will include ensembles of teacher members from around the state.

Composer David Evan Thomas will present a Meet the Composer Workshop at 2:30 p.m. in the Recital Hall in the Music Building. Dennis Alexander, faculty member at UM, will give a ses- sion at 3:30 p.m. on "The Emerging Young Pianist." Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. the Cromley-Wolverton Piano Duo, guest artists from Billings, will appear in concert in UM's Music Recital Hall.

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Monday evening's Honor Recital at 8 p.m. will include the winners of statewide auditions: Jeni Ramseth, Baldwin Junior ifpvhrmrvl ArhipvpTTYAnt winnpr GEORGE PAPPASTAVROU is trie guest clinician for the nual convention of Montana's music teachers, which begins Monday at the University of Montana. mer state auditions winners, will also perform. The Monday concert will also feature the first performance of a work written by David Evan Thomas of Eastern Montana Col bskeki mm Kristina Pappas, the high school auditions winner; Annastasia Leah Workman, junior high win- ner in Composition. Megan Monahan and Monty Carter, for- TOP ALBUMS 1.

"Faith" George Michael (Columbia) 2. "Open Up and Say Ahh" Poison (Enigma) "S-v ii mwyiMiu-i, "I mjiiuiiiiiiui l.ll I Mil iimmniui i miim Ill II ARTHUR KOSTUK is scheduled to tackle a program of Polish music on Wednesday, June 15 at the University of Montana Theater. plans concert j. Hysteria uei Leppara (Mercury) 4. "Dirty Dancing' Soundtrack" (RCA) 5.

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"Stronger Than Pride" Sade (Epic) 16. "Pebbles" Pebbles (MCA) 17. "More 'Dirty Dancing' Soundtrack" (RCA) 18. "Kick" INXS (Atlantic) 19. "Out of the Blue" Debbie Gibson (Atlantic) 20.

"Pride" White Lion for Wednesday at UM Missoulian day's concert are works by Ro-zycki, Szymanowski and Makl-akiewicz' 40-minute epic, "Symphony for the Piano." Kostuk has studied with piano teachers in Corpus Christi, Texas and in Southern California. He has performed at the Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts a festival sponsored by the University of Southern California and with the Seattle Chamber Music Society. Tickets for his Wednesday concert are $8 and are available at the door and at the Great Northern Book Co. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. Pianist Arthur Kostuk has a program of all-Polish music he wants heard, and so he went to the unusual step of renting the University of Montana Theater himself for his Wednesday-night concert.

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